1957 Ford Thunderbird on 2040-cars
Camino, California, United States
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1957 FORD THUNDERBIRD
CALIFORNIA CAR LOCATED IN LOS ANGELES. RESTORED TO HIGH STANDARDS BY PRESTIGE THUNDERBIRD THE PREMIER RESTORATION
COMPANY FOR THUNDERBIRDS. RADIAL WHITE WALL TIRES FOR SAFE DRIVING AND IMPROVED HANDLING WHEN DRIVING WITH THE TOP
DOWN. FOR THOSE COLD NIGHTS TURN ON THE HEATER AND PUT UP THE BLACK CONVERTIBLE TOP. ADJUST THE FOUR WAY ELECTRIC
SEAT, BUCKLE UP AND TURN ON THE TUNES. EQUIPPED WITH A SECRET AUDIO AND HIDDEN SPEAKERS FOR THE STEREO SOUNDS BY
I-POD, FM OR CONNECT TO SIRIUS RADIO. PROPER SPARE TIRE WITH BURTEX MATTING IN THE TRUNK THE WAY IT CAME FROM THE
FACTORY. NEW GAS TANK, NEW MUFFLERS AND PIPES FOR QUIET RIDE ON NEW SHOCKS, NEW SPRINGS AND NEW STEERING WITH NEW
BUSHINGS. PROPERLY ALIGNED FOR CORRECT TRACKING WHETHER CRUISING THE BOULEVARD OR ON THE HIGHWAY. ALL GAUGES
WORKING PROPERLY INCLUDING THE CLOCK. WHITE AND BLACK INTERIOR AS IT CAME FROM THE FACTORY ALONG WITH THE PROPER
WHITE PAINT. GLEAMING CHROME ACCENTS THE STRIKING 1957 THUNDERBIRD. SUGGEST BEFORE YOU LOOK AT THE REST BUY THE
BEST THUNDERBIRD YOU CAN AFFORD. AWARD WINNING CAR JUDGED AT FORD THUNDERBIRD SHOWS REVEALS THIS CAR IS A WINNER.
TAKE IT HOME AND ENJOY THE THUMBS UP BY PERSONS WHO LOVE THIS CLASSIC CAR.
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